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Synonym for sense [verb]

The synonym sense synonymous definition words:
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sense [noun]

means "purpose"
significance, meaning, denotation, connotation, import, signification

sense [noun]

means "mental condition"
reason, intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, brains, mind, wit

sense [noun]

means "feeling"
impression, thought, idea, sensation, estimation, sentiment, opinion
Further results for the word "sense"

absorb [verb]

means "understand"
assimilate, grasp, learn, sense

ambience [noun]

means "atmosphere"
character, impression, sense, milieu, feel, decor

appreciate [verb]

means "be aware of"
realise, realize, comprehend, sense, understand, conceive

apprehension [noun]

means "idea"
knowledge, opinion, sentiment, view, sense, belief

assimilate [verb]

means "digest"
absorb, take up, learn, understand, grasp, sense

atmosphere [noun]

means "ambience"
character, impression, sense, milieu, feel, decor

be aware of [verb]

means "appreciate"
realise, realize, comprehend, sense, understand, conceive

brains [noun]

means "reason"
intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, sense, mind

denotation [noun]

means "significance"
meaning, sense, connotation, import, signification

discern [verb]

means "notice"
sense

discernment [noun]

means "discrimination"
sense

experience [verb]

means "undergo"
brave, encounter, have, sense, endure, see

feel [verb]

means "mental condition"
believe, consider, credit, deem, hold, sense

feel [verb]

means "activity"
experience, sense, know, perceive, savour, observe

impression [noun]

means "sensation"
feeling, understanding, sense

insight [noun]

means "understanding"
recognition, perception, sense, discernment, awareness, reasonableness

intelligence [noun]

means "mentality"
aptitude, discernment, acumen, sense, reason, understanding

intent [noun]

means "meaning"
significance, import, sense, understanding, projection

make out [verb]

means "notice"
sense

mentality [noun]

means "intelligence"
sense

mind [noun]

means "character trait"
intellect, intelligence, reason, sense, understanding, memory

perceive [verb]

means "understand"
appreciate, comprehend, apprehend, sense, discern, grasp

sensation [noun]

means "feeling"
sense, impression, perception, emotion, sentiment, passion

significance [noun]

means "meaning"
signification, point, import, sense, purport

signification [noun]

means "meaning"
significance, point, import, sense, purport

spirit [noun]

means "purpose"
intent, intention, meaning, significance, purport, sense

spirit [noun]

means "characteristic"
sense, drift

take [verb]

means "perception"
experience, sense, feel, perceive, observe

taste [verb]

means "activity"
savour, relish, enjoy, sense, smack, tang

taste [noun]

means "perception"
sense

touch [noun]

means "ability"
knack, technique, skill, sensation, talent, sense

wisdom [noun]

means "common sense"
prudence, sagacity, sense, understanding, discretion, insight

wit [noun]

means "mental condition"
intelligence, intellect, reason, sagacity, sense, understanding

senseless [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine, inane, nonsensical

senseless [adjective]

means "cold"
insensible, insensate, inert, unconscious

senseless [adjective]

means "apathetic"
uninterested, unfeeling, unappreciative, undiscerning

absurd [adjective]

means "property"
ridiculous, senseless, foolish, idiotic, stupid, asinine

asinine [adjective]

means "ridiculous"
absurd, foolish, idiotic, stupid, senseless, inane

foolish [adjective]

means "asinine"
senseless

frivolous [adjective]

means "silly"
dizzy, childish, senseless, flighty, foolish, idiotic

impolitic [adjective]

means "foolish"
silly, senseless, witless, imprudent, injudicious, unwise

inanimate [adjective]

means "unfeeling"
insensate, senseless, mechanical, inorganic, mineral, vegetable

injudicious [adjective]

means "foolish"
silly, senseless, witless, imprudent, unwise, impolitic

insensate [adjective]

means "unfeeling"
senseless, insentient, insensible, inanimate

mad [adjective]

means "behaviour"
unsound, senseless, absurd, foolish, nonsensical, dangerous

meaningless [adjective]

means "nonsensical"
incomprehensible, unintelligible, senseless

mindless [adjective]

means "foolish"
senseless, stupid, asinine, simple, unintelligent, brainless

nonsensical [adjective]

means "meaningless"
incomprehensible, unintelligible, senseless

out [object]

means "state"
unconscious, out cold, insensible, comatose, senseless, insensate

pointless [adjective]

means "meaningless"
irrelevant, unnecessary, senseless, useless, hollow, worthless


silly [adjective]

means "behaviour"
foolish, stupid, witless, fatuous, senseless

unfounded [adjective]

means "false"
senseless

unsound [adjective]

means "false"
senseless

untenable [adjective]

means "false"
senseless

unwise [adjective]

means "foolish"
silly, senseless, witless, imprudent, injudicious, impolitic

weak [adjective]

means "mental condition"
simple, foolish, silly, stupid, senseless, unintelligent

worthless [adjective]

means "meaningless"
irrelevant, unnecessary, senseless, useless, hollow, pointless

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